FY26-RECON ENV Support Rpl Water System (Kodiak)

The U.S. Coast Guard is seeking a long-term, integrated solution for managing contaminated environmental media at Base Kodiak, Alaska, with a focus on minimizing soil spoils from construction and establishing a permanent facility capable of onsite treatment of contaminated soil. The project is structured as a multi-phased design-build effort that begins with feasibility studies to evaluate soil reduction strategies, followed by pilot-scale testing of advanced treatment technologies to determine their effectiveness against listed contaminants of concern. The final phase includes the design and construction of a contaminated media segregation pad and a permanent soil management facility capable of processing and treating soil on-site, requiring potentially multiple technologies to address the full spectrum of contaminants. The solicitation is classified under NAICS code 541330 and is set aside exclusively for 8(a) small businesses, indicating a commitment to economic empowerment and small business participation. The work will be performed in Kodiak, Alaska, with technical oversight and procurement support provided directly by the U.S. Coast Guard under the Department of Homeland Security. Point of contact for technical inquiries is Mark Ridgway, while Cheryl Berry serves as the Small Business Specialist to assist qualified entities. The project reflects a strategic shift toward sustainable, in-place remediation, reducing reliance on offsite disposal and enhancing environmental stewardship in a remote and ecologically sensitive region.